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  • Boks must slow Japan tempo, not match it

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    The Springboks must stifle and stall Japan at the rucks and apply the pressure via a well-executed kicking game. They…

  • Bongi may be Boks’ best bet

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    Rassie Erasmus has a tough call to make regarding his starting hooker ahead of the do-or-die World Cup clash with…

  • Japan Captain, Michael Leitch: “We’re prepared for the Boks”

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    Japan Captain, Michael Leitch says his team is prepared for their challenging World Cup quarter-final against the Springboks in Tokyo.

  • Pienaar on standby for worst-case scenario

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    Scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar to join the Springbok squad should there be any serious injuries.

  • Laerskool Middelburg hou somerkampioenskappe

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    Laerskool Middelburg het sy jaarlikse somerkampioenskappe gehou ter voorbereiding van die atletiekseisoen.

  • Drawwers sweet in bloedige hitte

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    Die Bezhoek veldwedlope is Saterdag by Bezuidenthoutshoek deur Educare aangebied.

  • Hagibis rains on RWC parade

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    Typhoon Hagibis has put a damper on a potentially explosive end to the Rugby World Cup pool stage.

  • Reinach races to record as Boks crush Canada

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    World Rugby subsequently confirmed that Reinach had broken the record for the fastest hat-trick in World Cup history, surpassing Wallabies…

  • Stats and Facts: Boks vs Canada

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    Canada and South Africa go head to head on 8 October 2019. Take a look at these facts to be…

  • PSA Open Pool Championships on the roll at Pienaardam Leisure Resort

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    The rolling, green carpet of felt lathering one of the halls at Pienardam Leisure Resort isn't going anywhere for the…

  • World Champion visits Middelburg at PSA tournament

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    The PSA national pool tournament, which Middelburg is fortunate of hosting, has been visited by World Champion, Amy-Claire King, who…

  • Japan vs Ireland

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    Both teams started their Rugby World Cup campaign with wins, with Japan beating Russia and Ireland overcoming Scotland.

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